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With the news that Nebraska Football re-signed quarterback Anthony Colandrea, Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman got into a back and forth regarding contractual obligations and the right and wrong ways to handle contract negotiations in college with how it differs from the professional ranks.
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After doing their college football picks, Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman discussed the breaking news that Nebraska Football and quarterback Anthony Colandrea agreed to a new deal that will see the fifth-year player return to Lincoln in 2027. They discussed what led to the decision for both sides, what it means for Colandrea and the team, and what it means for 2027 recruit Trae Taylor.
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Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman set the stage for Nebraska Football versus Washington by discussing the stakes around the game and just how much it means for the Huskers, who find themselves with work to do to reach the College Football Playoff.
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Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman spent hour three reacting to the Jeffrey Simmons trade, hypothetical NFL trades before the early November trade deadline, and the early season injuries to NBA stars across the league.
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Nebraska Football offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen said the Big Ten feels like it's a race to score 21 points - what does he mean by that and how do the numbers say Nebraska does when scoring 21 or more points in Big Ten games under Matt Rhule? Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman discuss that and Anthony Colandrea's workload and role in the offense in hour two of Thursday's show.
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In hour one of Monday's show, Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman dissected the Brewers' World Series win over the Rays and what it means for baseball with a lockout looming. After that, Evan Bland of the Omaha World Herald joined the show to talk about what Nebraska Baseball can learn from the Brewers and Nebraska Football's upcoming game against Washington.
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Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman finally got around to discussing the news that Dante Moore would not return to the field for Oregon in the 2026 season - can we officially say he made the wrong choice, or was it just the wrong result? After that, they reacted to comments from Nebraska athletic director Troy Dannen saying that Nebraska Football's 2027 schedule will be changing in anticipation of the College Football Playoff's expansion to 24 teams.
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In hour two of the show, Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman tried to figure out if what Nebraska Football needs is a spark or if it's something different that could help the Huskers find the next level. After that, they listened to comments from Nebraska Football defensive coordinator Rob Aurich.
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In hour one of Wednesday's show, Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman talked about the Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner trades from the players' angles and the Colts' angle before a conversation that tried to figure out just how close Nebraska Football is to its breakthrough under Matt Rhule. The stats say Nebraska is close, the results in the win/loss column are not always showing it.
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In hour three of Tuesday's show, Jay Foreman and Austin Oerman discussed Jacob Lanier's role on the 2026-27 Nebraska MBB team and gave their predictions for how many games Nebraska would win in the regular season before Austin dove into some preseason college hoops projections and Milwaukee's 3-0 lead over Tampa Bay in the World Series.
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